Establishing itself as one of the top NJCAA programs out west, the Lady Matador Soccer team impressed many with its third straight appearance in the Region I Final.
A mostly new roster flanked just two returners from a historic squad, as Vera Asare and Elizabeth Ephraim etched their names into the Matador record books.
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina. – Two stellar seasons as an integral backcourt piece were awarded on the national level Monday morning when the NJCAA announced that sophomore guard Cash Williams landed on its All-American Honorable Mention List.
The 2019 Matador Volleyball team relied on a sophomore core to reach the Region I Final for the second straight year while overcoming a rash of injuries during a daunting schedule.
The Associated Press has confirmed that former Arizona Western Matador Defensive Back Bryce Beekman has died.
Details of his death have not been released other than he was found dead at a residence in Pullman, Washington where he was attending Washington State University.
YUMA, Ariz. – The NJCAA announced the cancellation of all spring sports, as well as winter championships.
The decision, in alignment with the NCAA, also discontinues recruiting until April 15th, and covers the 8 week limit on social gatherings as suggested by the Center for Disease Control.
Spring Athletes, including Matador Baseball and Softball players will not be charged for a year of eligibility and maintain the athletic status upon which they entered 2020.
MESA, Ariz---Joseph Tavares struck out twelve in the seven inning game leading the Arizona Western Matadors (17-10 overall, 7-7 ACCAC) to a split of an ACCAC double-header with the GateWay Geckos (10-15 overall, 5-9 ACCAC) at Gene Autry Field Tuesday afternoon.
Tavares mowed down the Geckos in the opener, sitting down 12 batters via the K. The lone run he surrendered was unearned after a lead-off walk, error, and ground out combined to get the Geckos on the board.
CHANDLER, Ariz. – Oliver Firas homered in his second straight game and the offense scored six runs over the final three innings as the Arizona Western Matadors (16-9 overall, 6-6 ACCAC) knocked down the Chandler-Gilbert Coyotes (11-13 overall, 5-9 ACCAC) 8-3 in a non-conference win Monday afternoon.
With the game shifted to Chandler due to impending weather, Arizona Western took the reigns of a 2-2 game in the sixth.
